TA Instruments cordially invites you to join us for an insightful session focusing on essential technologies for material characterization across the entire battery production line. This includes advancing from research phases to precursor materials analysis, culminating in technologies that assess finished products and forecast their lifespan and safety.
DetailsWebinar Battery Material Changes in Real Time: Silicon Anode Structural Evaluation via Isothermal Microcalorimetry From cutting-edge cars to appliances in the home and ones you wear on your wrist, battery technology is evolving rapidly, racing to keep up with consumer and industry demands. Understanding battery chemistry is essential in battery research that could hold the…
DetailsSummary Electrode manufacturing for lithium-ion batteries is a complex, multistep process that requires comprehensive material characterization to ensure quality and consistency in the final electrodes. Electrode processing involves combining active materials with binders and conductive additives to form a coating on the current collector, either as a slurry or dry coating. The mixing and coating…
DetailsThe Discovery Core Rheometer delivers streamlined, walk-up usability for reliable rheology data for users of all experience levels.
DetailsWebinar Part I: Basics of the Optimally-Windowed Exponential Chirp In this two‑part webinar, we illustrate how modern broadband rheometric techniques can be used to measure the material functions of what may broadly be referred to as mutating materials (or changing materials), with rheological properties that are both time‑ and frequency‑dependent. Numerous approaches have been proposed…
DetailsWebinar Part II: Advanced Rheometric Applications for Aging/Mutating Systems In this second part of the webinar series on rheometric applications, we explore advanced applications of Optimally Windowed Chirps (or OWCh) to characterize complex material systems, including aging thixotropic systems such as clay dispersions. We describe how user control of the initial phase and the frequency…
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